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BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty, 46, often goes back and forth with her colleagues in cheeky banter. It was no different during a recent chat on BBC Radio 5 Live after her co-star Tom Green delivered the latest headlines.Speaking on Radio 5 Live, he began: "Australia's Prime Minister Jacinda Arden has announced that she and her partner have set a date for their wedding."She and her partner have a set the date for their wedding."She and her fiancé Clarke Gayford, who is known affectionately as the first bloke, have been engaged since 2019 and have a two-year-old daughter."The Radio 5 Live host shared her delight over the good news for New Zealand's Prime Minister."Congratulations to them," Naga gushed.

Spain is set to become the first country to actually take the plunge and introduce a standard four-day, 32-hour working week.The USA officially adopted the five-day system in 1932, in a bid to counter the unemployment caused by the Great Depression.The UK followed suit soon after and the Monday-to-Friday routine has become the standard for office workers all over the world.New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Arden has recently raised the idea of a four-day week, saying it would provide an overall boost to the economy by giving people more opportunities to get out and put money back into the economy.While she acknowledged that there were some practical obstacles for employers and workers to overcome, she added: “I’ve said there's just so

Nicola Sturgeon has been unexpectedly backed by actress Jennifer Aniston. The Friends star featured the Scottish First Minister in a list of women who hold positions of power in their respective countries.She said that Sturgeon is one of the leaders who is bringing ‘change’ to world politics.Other women on the list included German Chancellor Angela Merkel and New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Arden.

In the lead up to New Zealand’s general elections on October 17, Jacinda Arden leader of New Zealand Labour and current PM has stated that if re-elected she would ban conversion therapy in the country.The commitment comes, after a recent survey found that more than one in six respondents had been subjected to attempts to stop them being trans or non-binary, Labour Party spokesman Tāmati Coffey said.“Conversion therapy has been linked to severe adverse mental health issues, including depression, anxiety and suicidal ideation – that’s why it will be banned under a re-elected Labour Government,” Coffey said in a statement. “It is a practice that causes harm and is out of place in the kind, inclusive and modern country we are.”Ardern, who in

View this post on InstagramShe shared the photo alongside the granny emoji on her Instagram account. We’ve seen it all during the lockdown; Emily Ratajkowski stunned fans by turning her signature brunette locks blonde, Heidi Klum couldn’t possibly wait until lockdown was over so created this socially-distanced version of the hairdressers, even Jacinda Arden has been busy colouring her fiancé’s hair.

Not only is Jacinda Arden deemed the most popular female leader in a century, she is fast becoming a timeless beauty icon